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Started by pilottim2, April 27, 2014, 12:58:14 PM

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pilottim2

Hi.  I am a CFII and want to build a realistic Instrument trainer with an instructor seat.  I need to know where to start.....  confusing......

jackpilot

Welcome aboard Tim

Just check Warren answer to a previous newcomer in the "Attention All Members and Guests" post.

My two cents, (beyond searching the Forum) go for a generic twin instead of a 172, more scope for the future.

Try different "airplanes" with a joystick, a mouse and a keyboard and see from your experience if they fly properly. Once you made up your mind on one, get a proper Avionics software like:

http://www.projectmagenta.com/ifr_software/

Check the site, download demo, manuals and read.

This will answer a lot of questions
It is easier than you think and we wil be glad to help.

Jack


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tkellogg

Welcome aboard Tim. I am nearby to you in Madison Georgia. Be glad to help you anyway I can. It's a great hobby even if we are considered a little nuts.

richzep

I fellow GAs !   I'm in the process of building as well a 172R cockpit panel, if you know of anyone who has anything to sell for decent quality, email me. thanks! Richard

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